Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment

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Autor(a) principal: Fournier, Gislene Fatima da Silva Rocha
Data de Publicação: 2018
Tipo de documento: Tese
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da USP
Texto Completo: http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/10/10134/tde-06082018-094539/
Resumo: Considered the most abundant carnivore in the world, the domestic dog can cause negative impacts when he is present in forested areas. Dogs can develop different roles in the environment in which they live as hunter, shepherd, guardian, companion and even more affective relationships in which the dog is seen like a family member. These roles are closely linked to the way of life of their owners. In Caraguatatuba City, dogs that live in the vicinity of Serra do Mar, an important Atlantic Rainforest Conservation Unit, are commonly parasitized by Amblyomma ovale. From data obtained through three years of monitoring in three different areas around the Serra do Mar State Park Caraguatatuba City, it has been possible to generate results that help in understanding the causes and consequences of the dog presence in the surroundings of the forest as well as its participation in the epidemiology of riquetsiosis and rangeliosis. Comparing the lifestyle of the owners and the role of their dogs in the environment in which they are inserted, it has been possible to estimate the risk of transmission of Rickettsia parkeri to these dogs. In addition, through the molecular analysis of the A. ovale individuals collected on dogs and also in free life, it has been possible to infer about the population structure and genetics of this parasite in Serra do Mar, which is an important ecological corridor for the Atlantic Rainforest wild fauna.
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spelling Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environmentAspectos epidemiológicos dos cães domésticos semidomiciliados presentes na área de Mata Atlântica do Município de Caraguatatuba e a correlação entre a variabilidade genética dos carrapatos dos cães e do ambiente silvestreAmblyomma ovaleAmblyomma ovaleRangelia vitaliiRangelia vitaliiRickettsia parkeriRickettsia parkeriAtlantic rainforestCães domésticosDomestic dogMata AtlânticaConsidered the most abundant carnivore in the world, the domestic dog can cause negative impacts when he is present in forested areas. Dogs can develop different roles in the environment in which they live as hunter, shepherd, guardian, companion and even more affective relationships in which the dog is seen like a family member. These roles are closely linked to the way of life of their owners. In Caraguatatuba City, dogs that live in the vicinity of Serra do Mar, an important Atlantic Rainforest Conservation Unit, are commonly parasitized by Amblyomma ovale. From data obtained through three years of monitoring in three different areas around the Serra do Mar State Park Caraguatatuba City, it has been possible to generate results that help in understanding the causes and consequences of the dog presence in the surroundings of the forest as well as its participation in the epidemiology of riquetsiosis and rangeliosis. Comparing the lifestyle of the owners and the role of their dogs in the environment in which they are inserted, it has been possible to estimate the risk of transmission of Rickettsia parkeri to these dogs. In addition, through the molecular analysis of the A. ovale individuals collected on dogs and also in free life, it has been possible to infer about the population structure and genetics of this parasite in Serra do Mar, which is an important ecological corridor for the Atlantic Rainforest wild fauna.Considerado o carnívoro mais abundante do mundo, o cão doméstico pode causar impactos negativos quando presente em áreas florestadas. Cães podem desenvolver diferentes papéis no ambiente em que vivem desde caçador, pastor, guardião, companheiro e até mesmo relações mais afetivas em que o cão é visto como um membro da família. Estes papéis estão intimamente ligados ao modo de vida de seus proprietários. Em Caraguatatuba, cães que vivem no entorno da Serra do Mar, uma importante Unidade de Conservação da Mata Atlântica, são comumente parasitados por Amblyomma ovale. A partir de dados obtidos através de três anos de monitoramento em três diferentes áreas do entorno do Parque Estadual Serra do Mar Núcleo Caraguatatuba, foi possível gerar resultados que auxiliam no entendimento das causas e consequências da presença do cão no entorno da floresta e sua participação na epidemiologia da riquetsiose e rangeliose. Comparando o estilo de vida dos proprietários e o papel do cão no ambiente em que ele está inserido, foi possível estimar o risco de transmição de Rickettsia parkeri para estes cães. Além disso, através da análise molecular dos indivíduos de A. ovale coletados em cães e também coletados em vida livre, foi possível inferir sobre a estrutura e genética populacional deste parasita na Serra do Mar em Caraguatatuba, importante corredor ecológico para a fauna silvestre da Mata Atlântica.Biblioteca Digitais de Teses e Dissertações da USPDias, Ricardo AugustoFournier, Gislene Fatima da Silva Rocha2018-01-24info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesisapplication/pdfhttp://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/10/10134/tde-06082018-094539/reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da USPinstname:Universidade de São Paulo (USP)instacron:USPLiberar o conteúdo para acesso público.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesseng2024-10-09T13:16:04Zoai:teses.usp.br:tde-06082018-094539Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertaçõeshttp://www.teses.usp.br/PUBhttp://www.teses.usp.br/cgi-bin/mtd2br.plvirginia@if.usp.br|| atendimento@aguia.usp.br||virginia@if.usp.bropendoar:27212024-10-09T13:16:04Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da USP - Universidade de São Paulo (USP)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
Aspectos epidemiológicos dos cães domésticos semidomiciliados presentes na área de Mata Atlântica do Município de Caraguatatuba e a correlação entre a variabilidade genética dos carrapatos dos cães e do ambiente silvestre
title Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
spellingShingle Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
Fournier, Gislene Fatima da Silva Rocha
Amblyomma ovale
Amblyomma ovale
Rangelia vitalii
Rangelia vitalii
Rickettsia parkeri
Rickettsia parkeri
Atlantic rainforest
Cães domésticos
Domestic dog
Mata Atlântica
title_short Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
title_full Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
title_fullStr Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
title_full_unstemmed Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
title_sort Epidemiological aspects of semi-domiciled domestic dogs present in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Area of Caraguatatuba City and the correlation between the genetic variability of dogs ticks and the wild environment
author Fournier, Gislene Fatima da Silva Rocha
author_facet Fournier, Gislene Fatima da Silva Rocha
author_role author
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Dias, Ricardo Augusto
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Fournier, Gislene Fatima da Silva Rocha
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Amblyomma ovale
Amblyomma ovale
Rangelia vitalii
Rangelia vitalii
Rickettsia parkeri
Rickettsia parkeri
Atlantic rainforest
Cães domésticos
Domestic dog
Mata Atlântica
topic Amblyomma ovale
Amblyomma ovale
Rangelia vitalii
Rangelia vitalii
Rickettsia parkeri
Rickettsia parkeri
Atlantic rainforest
Cães domésticos
Domestic dog
Mata Atlântica
description Considered the most abundant carnivore in the world, the domestic dog can cause negative impacts when he is present in forested areas. Dogs can develop different roles in the environment in which they live as hunter, shepherd, guardian, companion and even more affective relationships in which the dog is seen like a family member. These roles are closely linked to the way of life of their owners. In Caraguatatuba City, dogs that live in the vicinity of Serra do Mar, an important Atlantic Rainforest Conservation Unit, are commonly parasitized by Amblyomma ovale. From data obtained through three years of monitoring in three different areas around the Serra do Mar State Park Caraguatatuba City, it has been possible to generate results that help in understanding the causes and consequences of the dog presence in the surroundings of the forest as well as its participation in the epidemiology of riquetsiosis and rangeliosis. Comparing the lifestyle of the owners and the role of their dogs in the environment in which they are inserted, it has been possible to estimate the risk of transmission of Rickettsia parkeri to these dogs. In addition, through the molecular analysis of the A. ovale individuals collected on dogs and also in free life, it has been possible to infer about the population structure and genetics of this parasite in Serra do Mar, which is an important ecological corridor for the Atlantic Rainforest wild fauna.
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